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CBSE responds to class 12 maths exam woes, assures remedial action

As many as 240 petitions have been posted, getting support from 25,000 people.

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After several petitions cropped up for leniency in the evaluation of the CBSE Class 12 maths exam, the Board has now responded saying it will take remedial measures before evaluation.

According to ANI, CBSE  has said that the feedback received from various stakeholders will be placed before committee of subject experts. The Board also said it will take remedial measures before evaluation

As many as 240 petitions have been posted on Change.org platform, getting support from 25,000 people. Within 24 hours of the Mathematics exam, which reportedly left many students in tears, students and parents from across the country started the online campaigns for leniency in evaluation.

"Hundreds of anxious Class 12 students and their parents have started petitions on Change.org appealing the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to show leniency in evaluating the Mathematics paper that concluded yesterday," said the petition platform. The biggest petition, with 12,500 signatures, was started by a student from Guwahati. Other petitions were started by students from Kolkata, Chennai and other cities including Thrissur.

On Wednesday, the government favoured a probe into the reported leakage of a CBSE Class XII examination paper and suggestions that the questions were rather difficult for the students, after members from several parties raised the issue in the Lok Sabha. N K Premchandran (RSP) and K C Venugopal (Congress) said most questions of the mathematics paper were "very difficult" and out of syllabus, while referring to media reports that claimed that the questions were leaked in the Patna region.

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